After I login with my user name and password in Celena and press Enter, I get a blank screen in a pale gray color.
Everything works up to that point. The Celena live CD and the installed version of Casandra worked very well on this computer. Help!
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Re: Login and boot
Looks like the GUI is hanging ... Does anything happen if you wait for a long enough time?Richard Davies wrote:After I login with my user name and password in Celena and press Enter, I get a blank screen in a pale gray color.
Did you recently change some stuff? e.g. mess around with permissions, or experience unexpected crashes? Or did you install or remove a lot of packages?
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I have waited as long as 5 minutes after login but nothing happens.
I have not changed permissions but I have added a few packages. At this point I think I'll reinstall Cassandra and if that still works I'll try the upgrade again. I don't have time to do it right now. If it works I'll post a reply.
I have not changed permissions but I have added a few packages. At this point I think I'll reinstall Cassandra and if that still works I'll try the upgrade again. I don't have time to do it right now. If it works I'll post a reply.
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If anyone is still following this thread, I can bring it to a happy conclusion. The problem I had was that I was trying to upgrade to Celena without formatting my home partition. (a separate primary partition) I thought Celena would install on the boot partition and just recognize the original home partition and all the data on it. I began to suspect this when the original Cassandra would not install either. So I ran the Live CD as root and backed up my data then installed Celena with no problems. I don't know the details of this but apparently you have to format and install over all of the partitions. Let me know if this is correct.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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What you say makes sense. I don't know what happened, but at least it's working now.
Thanks
Thanks